Properties to rent in Oxford from private landlords

How many property rentals are available in Oxford?

At the moment, there are 348 different rental options in Oxford, including flats, houses, rooms, and other types of accommodation. The number of listings changes frequently as new properties are added, so it’s worth checking back often to see the latest homes available.

How to find cheap rent in Oxford?

To secure cheaper living rent in Oxford, consider looking in neighbourhoods farther from the city centre, where prices are often lower. Opting for a room in a shared home or a flatshare can also reduce monthly costs. Use budget filters on Renthero and revisit listings frequently, as affordable property rentals in Oxford tend to be booked quickly. You can also browse quick-link categories to see all budget-friendly properties at once.

How much is rent in Oxford?

The typical monthly rent in Oxford averages around 3209 £. Prices vary depending on the neighbourhood, property size, and included features, with rentals generally ranging from 500 £ to 8400 £ per month.

How to rent a property in Oxford?

Renting in Oxford usually starts with exploring available listings on Renthero and shortlisting places you’d like to view. After contacting the landlord or agent to arrange a visit, you may need to provide references and pass a credit check. If accepted, you’ll pay a deposit and complete the tenancy agreement. Preparing documents in advance can make the process smoother.

Which Oxford neighborhoods are good for young professionals?

Young professionals in Oxford often look for neighbourhoods that balance convenience, nightlife, and transport links. Popular areas usually offer quick commutes, modern rental property options, and plenty of cafés or co-working spaces. Depending on your lifestyle, you can choose lively central districts or quieter, more affordable zones. Use Renthero filters to compare places to rent near stations, business hubs, or green spaces, helping you find the best fit for work-life balance in Oxford.

How much rent can I afford in Oxford?